MATHEMATICS SAMPLE PAPER # 1 ANSWER AND SOLUTIONS
CLASS - X (CBSE) STANDARD
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
SAMPLE PAPER # 1
ANSWER AND SOLUTIONS
SECTION-A
4.
Volume of hemisphere =
2 3p
? 21 ?3 ?? 2 ??
1. 17th term from end means 17th term from begining of 216, 211, ..........., 6, 1 i.e. d = 211 ? 216 = ? 5
Volume of one cone =
1 3
p
? ??
7 2
?2 ??
?
9
a17 = a + 16d = 216 + 16(? 5) = 216 ? 80 = 136 2. 4x2 + 4 3x + 3 = 0
Here a = 4, b = 4 3, c = 3
2? 21 ? 21 ? 21 222
Number of cones = 7 ? 7 ?9 = 21 22
D = b2 ? 4ac
OR
3.
ALLEN D= (4 3)2 -4(4)(3)=48?48 =0
? Roots are Real and equal
Let AB and CD be two parallel tangents to the circle at P and Q respectively.
To prove : POQ is a diameter.
A
P
B
R
O
C
Q
D
Construction : Through O draw OR||BA or
OR || CD as AB and CD are parallel 5.
tangents.
Proof : ?OPA = 90? (radius is always
perpendicular to tangent)
Volume of cuboid = [66 ? 20 ? 27] cm3
= Volume of the pipe
= p[R2 ? r2]l
? p[R2 ? r2]l = 66 ? 20 ? 27
Here R = 5 cm and r = 4 cm
22 7
?
[52
?
42]l
=
66
?
20
?
27
66?20 ?27? 7
? l=
9 ? 22
? l = 1260 cm
Class Interval x f
0-20
10 7
20-40 30 P
40-60 50 10
60-80 70 9
80-100 90 13
xf 70 30P 500 630 1170
Since OR || BA (by construction)
39+P 2370+30P
?OPA + ?POR = 180? ?POR = 180? ? 90? = 90? Similarly ?QOR = 90? ?POR + ?QOR = 180?
2370 + 30P = 54 39 + P
2370 + 30P = 2106 + 54P 264 = 24P
? POQ is straight line through O. So PQ
P = 11
is diameter.
6. a2b2x2 + b2x ? a2x ? 1 = 0
OR
or b2x(a2x + 1) ? 1(a2x + 1) = 0
PT = PS ? ?PTS = ?PST
or (b2x ? 1)(a2x + 1) = 0
But ?PTS + ?PST + 60? = 180? ?
i.e., (b2x ? 1) = 0 or (a2x + 1) = 0
2?PTS = 120? ? ?PTS = ?PST = 60? \ PTS is an equilateral triangle \ TS = PT = 5 cm
1
1
So, x = b2 or x = ? a2
1
1
\ The roots of the equation are b2 and ? a2 .
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MATHEMATICS
SECTION-B
9. Lifetime Frequency
0-20
10
7. Class Interval f
c.f
15 ? 25
88
20-40
35
40-60
52
60-80
61
25 ? 35
10 18
80-100
38
35 ? 45
x 18 + x
100-120
29
45 ? 55
25 43 + x
Total
225
55 ? 65 65 ? 75 75 ? 85 85 ? 95
40 83 + x y 83 + x + y 15 98 + x + y 7 105 + x + y
Modal class is 60-80 61 - 52
Mode = 60 + 2 ? 61 - 52 - 38 ? 20
Total
140
=
60
+
9 122 - 90
? 20
Median = 58
8.
ALLEN Median class : 55 ? 65
N - c.f.
Median = l + 2
?h
f
70 - 43 - x
58 = 55 +
40
? 10
3 = 70 - 43 - x 4
12 = 27 ? x x = 27 ? 12 = 15 y = 20
90?
B
=
60
+
9 ? 20 32
45 = 60 + 8 = 60 + 5.625 = 65.625
10. Let AC be the cliff and ED be the ship.
AC = (h + 12) m
Now, in rt DAEB
h tan 45? = EB tan 45? =1 ? h = EB In rt DEBC,
A
h
45?
...(1) E 30? B
12 m
12 m
O
BC
D
C
P
tan 30? = EB
3.5 cm
A
1 12 ? 3 = h [From (1) , h = EB]
Steps of construction
1. Draw circle with centre at O and radius 3.5 cm. 2. Construct radii OAand OB such that ?AOB =90?. 3. Draw perpendiculars to OA and OB at A
and B respectively and let they intersect at P. 4. Now, PA and PB is a pair of tangents inclined to each other at an angle of 90?.
? h = 12 3
\ Height of cliff = (12 + 12 3 )m.
= 12 (1 + 3 )m. OR
PQ = 50 metres is the height of the tower. Let AB = h metres be the height of the building. Angle of elevation of the top of the building from the foot of the tower = 30?, i.e., ?AQB = 30?.
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MATHEMATICS
(Top of Tower)
P
So, volume of the cylinder = pr2h 2
= pr2 ? 10 3 cm3
(Top of Building) A
h
50m
\
pr2
?
10
2 3
=
4 3
p(98)
? pr2 ?
32 3
=
4 3
p ? 98
60? B
30? Q
Angle of elevation of the top of the tower from
the foot of the building = 60?, i.e., ?PBQ = 60?.
49
7
? r2 = 4 ? r = 2 cm
\ Diameter of solid cylinder = 7 cm.
OR
ALLEN AB
In DAQB , BQ = tan30?
h=1 BQ 3
? BQ = h 3
..(i)
In DPBQ
50 = tan 60? = 3 BQ
? BQ = 50
..(ii)
3
From (i) and (ii), we have h 3 = 50
3
Radius of hemispherical tank =
Diameter 2
=
1 2
m
Volume of tank =
2 3
pr3
2 22 1 11 = 3 ? 7 ? 8 = 42 m3
Volume of water to be emptied
11 = 42 ? 1000 litres
11 Since water emptied per second is 7 litres, So,
11000 42 litres will be emptied in
11000 7 1000 42 ? 11 s = 6 seconds
?
h =
50 m, 3
i.e., h = 16 2 m
3
500 = 3 seconds = 166.6 seconds.
\ The heights of building is 16 2 m .
3
SECTION-C
11. Volume of metal in spherical shell
=
4 3
p[53
?
33]
cm3
=
4 3
p
?
(125
?
27)
cm3
=
4 3
p ? 98 cm3
Let r be the radius of solid cylinder.
12. BQ = 12 cm, OB = 13 cm
A
x
13
P
\ OQ = 132 - 122
y QO
B
= 160 -144 = 25
OQ = 5 cm
Let PQ = y and PA = x In D POA : x2 + 132 = (y + 5)2 x2 + 169 = y2 + 10y + 25
: x2 ? y2 + 169 ? 25 = 10y ..(1)
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MATHEMATICS
In DPQA : x2 = 122 + y2
x2 ? y2 = 144
..(2)
Put (2) in (1) 144 + 169 ? 25 = 10y
10y = 288 ? y = 28.8
\N = 30 =15 22
Which lies in the cumulative frequency 22, whose median class interval is 0.08-0.12.
PA = x = 144 + (28.8)2 = 973.44
= 31.2 cm
13. (i) Let assumed mean, A = 0.10 Table for assumed mean method and their product
N - cf Median = l + 2 ? h
f
with corresponding frequency is given
below
=
0.08
+
15 -13 ? 0.04 = 0.0888 9
Concentration Frequency Class
ALLEN of
SO2 (in ppm)
(fi)
0.00-0.04
4
mark (xi) 0.02
di=xi?A ? 0.08
fidi ? 0.32
14. (i) Total distance covered by competitor in placing the second potato in bucket.
0.04-0.08 0.08-0.12
9
0.06 ? 0.04 ? 0.36
9
0.10=A
0
0
= 2 ? 6 + 2 ? (6+4)
0.12-0.16 0.16-0.20
2
0.14
0.04
0.08
4
0.18
0.08
0.32
= 32 m
0.20-0.24 Total
2 S fi=30
0.22
0.12
0.24
Sfidi = ? 0.04
(ii) The distance run by the competitor to
Here, total observations (Sf1) = 30 and Sf1d1 = ? 0.4
According to formula,
picks up the first potato, second potato, third potato, fourth potato.....are respectively 2x6 2x{6+4), 2x(6+4+ 4),
2x(6+4+ 4+4+4)... i.e. 12, 20, 28, 36.....
Mean = A +
Sf1d1 = 0.10 + (-0.04)
Sf1
30
Clearly, it is an AP with first term, a = 12 and common difference, d = 20 ?12 = 8
= 0.10 ? 0.001 = 0.099 ppm (ii) Here, N = 30
Concentration of SO2 Frequency Cummulative frequency
s10 =
10 [2 ?12 + 9 ?8] 2
(in ppm)
(f1)
(cf)
= 5 [24 + 72] = 5 ? 96
0.00-0.04
4
4
0.04-0.08
9
13
= 480 m
0.08-0.12
9
22
0.12-0.16
2
24
0.16-0.20
4
28
0.20-0.24
2
30
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